Barrett took Hannah's hand and quickly went up to the second floor.

The number of adventurers on the second floor is only about a quarter of that on the first floor, some of them wandering around the quest bar looking for quests, while others are clustered together and sitting on the ground, seemingly gambling.

There were only two guards here, and the younger one saw that Barrett was rudely grabbing a lady's hand and wanted to run upstairs, so he grabbed the hilt of his sword and scolded, ready to come forward to interrogate him, but he was stopped by another elderly guard.

Barrett ignored the two guards, and continued to walk up.

Her hands were a little rougher than before, but still soft. On the way upstairs, Barrett subconsciously rubbed down, causing Hannah to laugh pleasantly again. There was a hint of mockery in her laughter, but Barrett didn't care.

That's how she is, always has been.

The hall on the third floor was as spacious as the first two floors, except that there was not a single mission on the taskbar, just standing empty in the hall, with some desertion, but that was exactly what Barrett wanted.

The halls on this floor, under normal circumstances, are only as lively as the first floor during the midsummer or autumn harvest, but more often than not, even rats are rare.

There were no guards, no quest registrants, just a few down-and-out adventurers lying asleep in the corners of the hall, and if it weren't for the sound of breathless snoring, you wouldn't even be able to tell the difference between them and the dead.

Barrett had heard that Galano's original adventurer's guild was only one floor, with quest boards hanging on the walls around it, and the middle of the hall lined with round tables of what was then. Pretty waitresses flutter like butterflies between each table, pouring frothy rye beer into the glasses of adventurers.

Later, as more and more people took on the task, the wine table was removed, and the task board became the main character, removed from the wall and filled the entire hall. But even so, the quest hall is still unable to accommodate more and more adventurers, who often have to wait in line to enter.

Because of this, there are second and third floors. This place is not like the city-state of Muya, where the adventurer's guild is in a half-dimension, even if thousands of adventurers enter at the same time.

Reaching the third floor, Barrett let go of Hannah's hand, found a random corner, and sat down against the wall.

To tell the truth, his waist and legs were a little sore......

"What do you want to talk to me about?" Hannah walked over to Barritt and also leaned back against the wall, a pair of moist and well-proportioned thighs pressed against Barritt's shoulders, "Or are you actually trying to do something with me?"

She gently stroked the stubble on Barrit's head with her hand, and he didn't have to look up to know that she must be smiling at this point.

I don't want to tell you anything, Barrett thought to herself, you stopped me, otherwise I would have quietly gone up to the second floor, and then casually found a few more tasks along the way, and then quietly left, like a big ghost......

But he couldn't say that, after all, he said that he wanted to find a quiet place to talk, and it was he who pulled her up to the third floor in front of everyone, although his purpose was not there.

"Why are you talking those things to Julie?" Barrett found a topic that he thought was reasonable.

"Which ones?" asked Hannah knowingly.

"Those love words from Warren. Barrett sighed inwardly, "He didn't say those things to you, but why are you angry with Julie with those words?" He didn't really want to talk about that, no, he didn't want to talk about anything.

"You want to know why?" Hannah's tone suddenly deepened.

No, not really. Barrett nodded.

"Because Warren always went to Julie during that time, and you never came to me after that day, I was a little angry. That's it. Hannah whispered, and she had changed from queen to maiden again.

That......

Hannah's words sent Barrett into memory.

That day, he sat on the ground with his back against the wall, as he is now. And she straddled him, her eyes fiery and wild. His hands rested on her waist while her hands held his head.

On the other side of the corridor outside the wall, Warren was confiding in Julie, a love veteran who didn't know which bard he had learned a lot of sweet words with.

Barrett tells Hannah what Warren had done in an attempt to make fun of her, but Hannah asks him to repeat those words.

After that, for every word Warren said, he repeated it to Hannah, and Hannah's movements became more violent. He thought it was just an innocuous little pleasure, but after retelling it, he forgot about it, but he didn't think that the woman standing next to him at this time had all been remembered word for word.

......

For a moment, the scene was a little quiet, except for the snoring of a few adventurers in the corner, there was no extra sound.

Is Barriet emotional, helpless, and guilty in her heart at this time?

No, he was most complacent at this time, and a sense of pride and conquest filled his brain.

Ordinary 'lovely people', whether they live in thorn tents or rooms painted with roses, but very few of them are truly 'thorny'.

But Hannah is different, she is a glass of wine mixed with poison, or poison mixed with wine. In short, not only does she have thorns, but her thorns are both sharp and poisonous. Although this woman is a 'lovely person', her skills are not bad, and it can even be said that she is very strong.

Although Hannah's strength is not comparable to that of elite adventurers like Barritt, it is much stronger than many adventurers who have turned from farmers, and it is not known who she learned her skills from.

It is such a woman full of personality and good skills, but I am fascinated by my life, and Barrett will be in the sky if he has a tail at this time.

"You owe me a favor. Hannah broke the silence and spoke.

"When did I owe you a favor?" Barrett asked, looking up with a puzzled expression. I used to pay every time, and only a little more.

He has never been stingy in this regard.

"When those two people bullied me, you didn't help me, I had to protect myself. Hannah said in a sad tone.

I was still working hard in the Misty Forest, Barrett was silent, not to mention, the dew didn't need to have too many entanglements, and "responsibility". Yes, those two words are a heavy burden for Barrett.

Of course, if I had been touched at the time, I would have helped you. But Galano is not the Bay of Pigs, and killing people here is still a serious matter, and I will break their ribs and hands and feet, and just teach them a lesson.

But Barrett didn't say these words, so many years had passed, and he didn't need to say anything more. He just remained silent, silent.

"Are you looking for a task?" asked Hannah again.

Barry nodded, the people who came here were looking for tasks except for those who posted them.

"Do me a favor. Her hand gently stroked Barrett's earlobe and cheek, and said in a weak tone, "I have a small task and need help, for the sake of your and my former relationship, help me." ”

He wanted to say "no," but he knew he wouldn't be able to get it out of his mouth.

After a long moment of silence, Barrett spoke, "Show me your 'small' mission, and if you want me to help you, at least let me know what it is." ”

"You're so nice, I knew you'd agree. Hannah crouched down and kissed Barrett on the forehead, "But that mission wasn't taken by me at the Adventurer's Guild, it was a private commission. I actually came here to find people, but I didn't expect to meet you, and we are really fated. ”

"Didn't you pick it up from the guild? Then you go to the side door, find the task publisher, hang that task on the guild's taskbar, and I'll pick it up." Barrett instructed.

"Why do you want to do that?" Hannah asked curiously, "don't you believe me?"

No, I just want to earn some soul energy for myself. "Don't worry, it doesn't mean anything else, it's just a little bit of my personal fetish. ”

"There is a fee for hanging tasks. Hannah hesitated.

That's not a lot of money, "I'll pay the fee!" Barrett said helplessly. Really, I don't know who's helping whom.

"Since you've said so, I'll go. Hannah agreed, "But, shall we go down now, or will we go down after something happens?" she said with a smile.

"Now!" Barrett stood up, he wasn't in the mood for anything like that.

"Well, you're a man, listen to you. Hannah shrugged her shoulders nonchalantly, and then led downstairs first. And as he walked, he messed up his hair, leather armor, and breeches, as if something had just happened.

Barrett felt a sense of powerlessness.

......